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In Reply to: Re: Restructuring Advanced re-enforcement system (long) posted by Frost on January 26, 2002 at 10:21:13:
The room is a 1000 seat auditorium. It follows all the basic acoustic rules, i.e. no parallel or perpendicular walls, it has acoustic ceiling panels and also rounded sheetrock wall sections that are about 12 feet long. With no sound re-enforcement at all you can get quite good sound from a choir but they will have theatrical performances, musicals, and community talent shows with rock bands and soloists. It has a main floor level that goes about 3/4 of the way to the back. There is then an aisle and then a raised seating section with about 14 rows. Above the raised seating is a balcony with abut 20 rows of seating. Hope this helps.
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- Re: Restructuring Advanced re-enforcement system (long) - DR_WATSON 09:01:59 01/28/02 (4)
- Re: Restructuring Advanced re-enforcement system (long) - Frost 11:23:34 01/28/02 (3)
- Re: Restructuring Advanced re-enforcement system (long) - DR_WATSON 12:19:26 01/28/02 (2)
- Re: Restructuring Advanced re-enforcement system (long) - Frost 14:45:04 01/28/02 (1)
- Re: Restructuring Advanced re-enforcement system (long) - Jag 21:27:48 03/18/02 (0)
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